Hierophant – Fool – Wheel of Fortune

 

 

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Hierophant – Fool – Wheel of Fortune

 

Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Fool

It’s when you don’t care about physical things that they happen for the best.

No idea being honest pays that well.

Let’s just assume we are entitled to get rich.

You are committed without even knowing it when it’s destiny.

You are down-to-earth and free-spirited too: Here comes a miracle.

It’s safe to just let things happen.

Being free of the usual mindset is the way to get rich.

 

Tarot Readings : Hierophant and Wheel of Fortune

I have faith things happen the way they should.

I assume things happen for the best in the real world.

Being honest pays off if you’re open-minded about it.

If you just let it, it happens the way it should.

A risk-free way to make a quick buck … don’t pay it any mind.

Middle-of-the-road is best for me – I don’t know why.

Good things happen for no reason when you are in good shape.

Such good things are happening that you don’t have to keep track.

 

Tarot Readings : Fool and Wheel of Fortune

People who don’t pay attention to reality have all the luck.

Things happen for the best automatically when your house is in order.

You luck out when you least expect it, usually.

I’m usually oblivious to opportunities.

A miracle you weren’t looking for in daily life.

I assume I make things happen in the real world.

Everyday miracles we don’t take note of.

You chalk it up to good luck, but it was the right behavior.

Who knows what happens when your life is in order.

Destined to be free of the real physical world.

 

 

 

Synopsis

 

The muse breathes this into our ear occasionally: that if we just lived out there where she is, we would not have these physical-real-world aggravations. She doesn’t hand us a road map; that’s not her style. We believe and we even know what she breathes is true because briefly, occasionally, we hit that air pocket she is in, we push the clutch in and coast on clouds deliciously. The trick is to get back up there and to spend more time there. Don’t know about staying there, though.

 

 

 

 

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Hierophant

Here you see the pope doing his workaday routine with his associates, doing a ritual in the real physical world for anyone to watch. Ordinary everyday down-to-earth polite accepted usual stuff in the real physical world: That’s our Hierophant: The face of things, the way things are or the way they should be – respectable, safe, honest and in order. All those words solidly belong to Hierophant. Conservative, middle-of-the-road, on the safe side, committed, and the house is in order, and the behavior is right. And you get what you are entitled to without a fuss.

The real physical world – the mundane – is Hierophant. The surface appearance mostly. Why? Well, the core meaning of this card is deeper than all that: The core meaning is about ‘face,’ about what we all pretend is a fact when we all in our gut know better. That goes deeper than the polite pretense: It makes a reality. It is the underpinning of the herd mentality or the mass consciousness that mammals have, including human mammals. You get to keep what you have if you let the members who have more than you keep theirs. It’s an unspoken treaty. And the people who have less than you let you keep yours in return. It’s The Rule.

If you disagree with any part of the consensus, you know that you are on the outside on this particular topic, and you tend to police yourself to not make an issue of it. That’s Hierophant. Think of it as the red flag in your gut.

 

 

Fool

Fool is the total opposite of Hierophant in every way. If Hierophant is The System, Fool is the hippie. Hierophant is earthbound and Fool lives ‘out there’ in spiritual realities. Hierophant is physical consciousness and Fool is the unconscious or superconscious. The core meaning of Fool is the unconscious, living in that free-spirited open mind that lets things be whatever, that isn’t paying any particular attention and that isn’t expecting any particular thing. The phrase ‘water off a duck’s back’ is reminiscent of Fool and his ways.

Fool is assuming, and Fool is faith. I don’t know why, and I don’t have to keep track – so I am oblivious, I don’t care. Things happen for no particular reason, and just let them happen – because, who knows?

You don’t make an impression on someone who doesn’t pay attention, and that is Fool’s genius. The core meaning here is that people who live in an ‘out there’ subconscious reality aren’t really fully present in ‘the real world,’ and are not restricted by it, not touched by the consequences the rest of us have to endure.

How does Fool come to mean all this? Well, as the Zero in the deck, the cipher that has no value of its own but affects other values (10 becomes 100, etc.), Fool stands for incipient, nascent, unknowns … like the Muse.

Wheel of Fortune

Wheel of Fortune is about how nonphysical entities affect the events in our life and in our world. Wheel of Fortune’s design expresses that both divine and infernal entities surround us. Here’s how: For the divine influence, there’s the Hebrew ‘Jehovah’ in its four letters and for the infernal influence there’s the funky critters on the rim and around the outside of the wheel in the clouds.

What holds this concept together in the illustration is those four letters interspersed with the four letters of ‘Jehovah’ – ROTA. ‘Rota’ means ‘wheel,’ and means ‘Wheel of Fortune.’ Rota, from which English gets ‘rotate,’ translates ‘wheel.’ This ‘wheel’ concept comes from some myths, one of which is about Apollo and the evil place the dragons inhabit where the flat earth ends. That place is landmarked by those two evil towers you see in Moon. (And that is why Moon, in Rider Waite Tarot at least, is about ‘The Left-hand Path.’)

So the idea in Wheel of Fortune is that what happens in our lives is affected by destiny, fate, karma, fortune, luck and coincidence. Wheel of Fortune suggests that concept we hear about seizing the ‘brass ring’ of opportunity. It means opportunity and chance. And it means ‘it happens,’ ‘what happens,’ and synonyms like ‘occur’ and ‘event.’

Wheel of Fortune is the main ‘good luck’ card. For it to mean the bad side of destiny, you need some other heavy cards, usually more than one. In real Tarot life, you see Wheel of Fortune meaning: wonderful, miracle, windfall, to luck out, payoff, sudden money, happens for the best, and ‘one chance in a million.’ (This last phrase usually comes up with Seven of Cups.)

Wheel of Fortune of course is the gambling card. It even resembles a roulette wheel, so just maybe the miracle it brings you is winning a lottery.

 

 

 

 

Have we ever had all the cards be Major Arcanae before? Don’t know, but these particular ones have so much to say. Miracles happen (Wheel of Fortune) when you are free of (Fool) the physical world (Hierophant). And in the real physical world (Hierophant), anything at all (Fool) can happen (Wheel of Fortune). And when you are down-to-earth (Hierophant) and free-spirited too (Fool), here comes your miracle (Wheel of Fortune). Being honest (Hierophant) pays off (Wheel of Fortune) if you’re open-minded about it (Fool). I like that one! Being free (Fool) of the usual (Hierophant) assumptions (Fool) is the way to get rich (Wheel of Fortune). And good things happen (Wheel of Fortune) for no reason at all (Fool) when you are in good shape (Hierophant). People who don’t pay attention (Fool) to reality (Hierophant) have all the luck (Wheel of Fortune), which is like saying ‘God protects fools and drunks.’

Wheel of Fortune of course is all the ‘luck, miracle, payoff, and good things happening’ parts up there. Fool is all the ‘don’t know, being free and free-spirited, open-minded, not paying attention, and anything can happen’ parts. And the ‘physical, down-to-earth, usual, honest, in good shape, reality’ parts are Hierophant … who is playing straight man to the others … as usual.

This spread reminds me of how we wisely remark that someone’s overnight success took only five years of unremitting toil to achieve. It’s summed up in ‘Good things happen (Wheel of Fortune) for no reason at all (Fool) when you are in good shape (Hierophant).’

Note that Hierophant is good (so, good things), and Wheel of Fortune is ‘good things happen.’ In a given sentence, they are redundant (they echo).

 

 

 

 

Hierophant – Fool – Wheel of Fortune

It’s when you don’t care about Fool physical things Hierophant that they happen for the best Wheel of Fortune.

No idea Fool being honest Hierophant pays that well Wheel of Fortune.

Let’s just assume Fool we are entitled Hierophant to get rich Wheel of Fortune.

You are committed Hierophant without even knowing it Fool when it’s destiny Wheel of Fortune.

You are down-to-earth Hierophant and free-spirited too Fool: Here comes a miracle Wheel of Fortune.

It’s safe Hierophant to just let Fool things happen Wheel of Fortune.

Being free Fool of the usual mindset Hierophant is the way to get rich Wheel of Fortune.

I have faith Fool things happen Wheel of Fortune the way they should Hierophant.

I assume Fool things happen for the best Wheel of Fortune in the real world Hierophant.

Being honest Hierophant pays off Wheel of Fortune if you’re open-minded about it Fool.

If you just let it Fool, it happens Wheel of Fortune the way it should Hierophant.

A risk-free way Hierophant to make a quick buck Wheel of Fortune … don’t pay it any mind Fool.

Middle-of-the-road Hierophant is best for me Wheel of Fortune – I don’t know why Fool.

Good things happen Wheel of Fortune for no reason Fool when you are in good shape Hierophant.

Such good things Hierophant are happening Wheel of Fortune that you don’t have to keep track Fool.

People who don’t pay attention to Fool reality Hierophant have all the luck Wheel of Fortune.

Things happen for the best Wheel of Fortune automatically Fool when your house is in order Hierophant.

You luck out Wheel of Fortune when you least expect it Fool, usually Hierophant.

I’m usually Hierophant oblivious Fool to opportunities Wheel of Fortune.

A miracle Wheel of Fortune you weren’t looking for Fool in daily life Hierophant.

I assume Fool I make things happen Wheel of Fortune in the real world Hierophant.

Everyday Hierophant miracles Wheel of Fortune we don’t take note of Fool.

You chalk it up to Fool good luck Wheel of Fortune, but it was the right behavior Hierophant.

Who knows Fool what happens Wheel of Fortune when your life is in order Hierophant.

Destined Wheel of Fortune to be free of Fool the real physical world Hierophant.

 

 

 

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Hierophant and Fool

It’s when you don’t care about physical things …. No idea being honest …. Let’s assume we are entitled …. You are committed without even knowing it …. You are down-to-earth and free-spirited too. It’s safe to just let …. Being free of the usual mindset …. I have faith … the way they should. I assume … in the real world. Being honest if you’re open-minded. If you just let it … the way it should. A risk free way … don’t pay it any mind. Middle-of-the-road – I don’t know why. … for no reason when you are in good shape. Such good things you don’t have to keep track. People who don’t pay attention to reality …. … automatically when your house is in order. … when you least expect it, usually. I’m usually oblivious. … you weren’t looking for in daily life. I assume … in the real world. Everyday _ we don’t take note of. You chalk it up to _, but it was the right behavior. Who knows, when your life is in order. To be free of the real physical world.

 

Hierophant and Wheel of Fortune

… physical things, that they happen for the best. Being honest pays that well. We are entitled to get rich. You are committed when it’s destiny. You are down to earth: Here comes a miracle. It’s safe to … things happen. The usual mindset is the way to get rich. Things happen the way they should.*** Things happen for the best in the real world. Being honest pays off. It happens the way it should. A risk-free way to make a quick buck. Middle of the road is best for me. Good things happen when you are in good shape. Such good things are happening. … to reality have all the luck. Things happen for the best when your house is in order.*** You luck out, usually. I’m usually _ to opportunities. A miracle I daily life.*** I make things happen in the real world. Everyday miracles.*** … good luck, but it was the right behavior. What happens when your life is in order. Destined to … the real physical world.

 

Fool and Wheel of Fortune

It’s when you don’t care that it happens for the best. No idea _ pays that well. Let’s just assume we get rich. … without even knowing it … it’s destiny. You are free-spirited: Here comes a miracle. Just let things happen.*** Being free of … is the way to get rich. I have faith things happen …. I assume things happen for the best. __ pays off if you’re open-minded about it. If you just let it, it happens. A way to make a quick buck … don’t pay it any mind. _ is best for me – I don’t know why. Good things happen for no reason. Such good things are happening that you don’t have to keep track. People who don’t pay attention to _ have all the luck. Things happen for the best automatically. You luck out when you least expect it.*** I’m oblivious to opportunities. A miracle you weren’t looking for. I assume I make things happen.*** Miracles we don’t take note of. You chalk it up to good luck. Who knows what happens …. Destined to be free of ….

 

 

 

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